Bridging the Nature/Culture Divide: Interpreting the Environmental History of the War

Brian Allen Drake; Megan Kate Nelson; Rebecca Conard; Philip Scarpino; Zachary Bolitho; Kathryn Shively Meier; Lisa M. Brady

Bridging the Nature/Culture Divide: Interpreting the Environmental History of the War

Brian Allen Drake, Megan Kate Nelson, Rebecca Conard, Philip Scarpino, Zachary Bolitho, Kathryn Shively Meier, Lisa M. Brady

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Abstract

This roundtable explored the role that environmental history, more specifically the branch that overlaps the interdisciplinary field of cultural landscape studies, in providing context for expanding interpretation.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 16 Mar 2013

Keywords

agriculture
change
disease
endangered species
habitat
human activity
movement
policy
resettlement
resources
roads
ruined landscapes
soil
strategy
tactics
terrain

EGS Disciplines

United States History

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Bridging the Nature/Culture Divide: Interpreting the Environmental History of the War

Abstract

Keywords

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UN SDGs

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